While most members of Fort Myers Offshore from the Midwest, Northeast and Canada are back in their home states, they now have another memento from a boating season in Southwest Florida that they’ll never forget. Released today, a new Scrapyard Media video focuses on nonprofit scholarship fundraising club’s late April season finale.
But the nine-minute production, the third Scrapyard video produced on the club in the past two months, does more than that. Through fine action footage courtesy in large part to GSX Powerboats—the season-ending event’s Media Sponsor—it captures the action and energy that drives the club.

With media sponsorship from GSX Powerboats, Scrapyard Media has produced its third excellent video on the Fort Myers Offshore powerboat club. Photos by Pete Boden copyright Shoot 2 Thrill Pix.
Through interviews with club members and leaders, it cuts to the heart of why Fort Myers Offshore has experienced unprecedented growth during the past two seasons.
Of course, the new video will trigger members among the Fort Myers Offshore faithful. But its meaning and impact go beyond a documentary-stroll down memory lane.
“Fort Myers Offshore has always been about more than just boats—it’s about people, friendships and the extended FMO family,” explained Tim Hill, the president of the club. “Video gives us the opportunity to truly capture the energy, emotion, and experience of FMO events in a way still images simply cannot. As for Fort Myers Offshore continues to grow, we feel it is important to start documenting not only the performance boating lifestyle, but also the charitable impact and community behind it from the runs and raft ups to the scholarship mission and lifelong friendships formed along the way.
“Video content is also becoming an important part of our growing partnerships and sponsorship opportunities with manufacturers, marine brands and supporting businesses,” he continued. “It gives current perspective sponsors the ability to see the professionalism and reach FMO provides both on and off the water. Video enable us extend the value of an event far beyond a single weekend and create lasting exposure for the companies that support our mission in these events.”
Hill paused for a moment, then continued.
“This isn’t about creating ‘hype,’” he added. “It’s about preserving memories, showcasing the culture we’ve built over the last two decades and giving our sponsors and scholarship mission a platform that continues to grow year after year.”

The remarkable 2025/2026 Fort Myers Offshore season ended with a bang—and the club now has three videos to prove it.
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